WEED: A RARE BATCH -CLASSIC JAZZ VOCALS 1977 STASH ST107 M-

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This is a rare batch of classic jazz vocals on vinyl LP, featuring various artists such as Chick Webb, Tampa Red, Harlem Hamfats, and Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends. The 1977 release from Stash Records has a speed of 33 RPM and a black color of 12" record size. The vinyl material ensures a quality listening experience for any jazz enthusiast. The record label is well-known for its excellent releases, making this one a must-have for collectors. The style of the vocals is vocal jazz, and the genre is jazz. This item is perfect for those who love vinyl records and classic jazz.
Various – Weed: A Rare Batch (Classic Jazz Vocals)
[These Jazz songs are from 1928 to 1941].
Label:
    Stash – ST-107
Format:
    
Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:
    US
Released:
    1977
Genre:
    Jazz, Blues
Style:
    Swing, Big Band
A1    Chick Webb And His Orchestra–    When I Get Low I Get High
Bass – Bill Thomas (3)
Drums – Chick Webb
Guitar – John Trueheart
Piano – Joe Steele (2)
Reeds – Edgar Sampson, Elmer Williams, Pete Clark (2), Wayman Carver
Trombone – Claude Jones, Sandy Williams
Trumpet – Bobby Stark, Mario Bauza*, Taft Jordan
Vocals – Ella Fitzgerald
A2    Tampa Red And The Chicago Five–    I'm Gonna Get High
Piano – Blind John Davis
Vocals, Guitar – Tampa Red
A3    Oscar's Chicago Swingers–    Try Some Of That
Clarinet – Odell Rand
Guitar – Kokomo Arnold
Vocals – Sam Theard
A4    Carl Martin–    That New Kind Of Stuff
Vocals, Guitar – Carl Martin
A5    The Harlem Hamfats–    Don't Start No Stuff
Bass – John Lindsay
Clarinet – Buster Bailey
Drums – Fred Flynn, Pearlis Williams
Guitar – Charlie McCoy (2), Joe McCoy
Piano – Horace Malcolm
Vocals, Trumpet – Herb Morand
A6    Julia Lee And Her Boy Friends*–    The Spinach Song (I Didn't Like It The First Time)
Alto Saxophone – Benny Carter
Bass – Red Callender
Drums – Sam Lovett*
Guitar – Jack Marshall
Tenor Saxophone – Dave Cavanaugh*
Trombone – Vic Dickenson
Trumpet – Geechie Smith
Vocals, Piano – Julia Lee
A7    Sam Price And His Texas Bluesicians*–    Do You Dig My Jive
Alto Saxophone – Don Stovall
Bass – Ernest Hill (2)
Drums – Herbert Cowans*
Piano – Sam Price*
Tenor Saxophone – Skippy WIlliams*
Trombone – Floyd Brady
Trumpet – Chester Boone
Vocals – Unknown Artist
B1    Cootie Williams & His Rug Cutters–    Ol' Man River
Bass – Billy Taylor*
Drums – Sonny Greer
Piano – Duke Ellington
Reeds – Barney Bigard, Harry Carney, Johnny Hodges
Trombone – Joe Nanton
Trumpet – Cootie Williams
Vocals – Jerry Kruger
B2    Adrian And His Tap Room Gang–    Got A Need For You
Bass – Sid Weiss
Bass Saxophone, Vibraphone – Adrian Rollini
Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Joe Marsala
Drums – Sam Weiss
Guitar – Carmen Mastren
Piano – Putney Dandridge
Trumpet, Vocals – Wingy Manone
Vocals – Jeanne Burns
B3    Lorraine Walton–    If You're A Viper
Clarinet – Unknown Artist
Piano, Guitar, Bass – Blind John Davis
Vocals – Lorraine Walton
B4    Yack Taylor–    Knockin' Myself Out
Piano – Sammy Price
Vocals – Yack Taylor
B5    Blue Steele And His Orchestra–    All Muggled Up
Banjo, Guitar, Drums – Red Roundtree
Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Vocals – Frank Meyers (2)
Piano – George Marks (3)
Tenor Saxophone – Ernie Winburn
Trombone – Blue Steele
B6    Lucille Bogan–    Pot Hound Blues
Guitar – Tampa Red
Piano – Cow Cow Davenport
Vocals – Lucille Bogan